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Waterford Foundation Founded 1733 When you stroll the streets of the Waterford National Historic Landmark in Waterford Virginia youll step back in time. First settled in 1733 by Quakers from Pennsylvania it is an extraordinary collection of 18th and 19thcentury buildings set within 1420 acres of rolling farmland located just one hour from Washington D. C. Programs Phillips Farm Land Use Waterford Craft School Second Street School Waterford Fair News Stories from Waterford Adaptive Reuse of WF Properties Volunteer Spotlight Volunteer Party 2024 2024 Recap Upcoming Events 2025 Annual Meeting Traditional Marbling on Specialty Papers Cottons and Silk Scarves 2 Day Workshop Ecoprinting in Color on Silk Introduction to the Warp Weighted Loom Learn About Waterford Civil War History African Americans in Waterford The Quakers Corporate Partners Support Our Mission Your donation helps with the ongoing preservation of land and buildings dating back to the villages founding in 1733 as well as educational programs such as the Second Street School program where children study actual students who attended the oneroom AfricanAmerican school in 1880 the Waterford Craft School which teaches traditional madebyhand skills and the Waterford Fair which provides a venue for master artisans and showcases the history and beauty of Waterford.